Private Office Market Report 2026
IN COLLABORATION WITH EVOLVING MOTIVATIONS IN CROSS-BORDER HOME PURCHASES
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01. Introduction
LIFESTYLE AS A KEY MOTIVATOR FOR GLOBAL INVESTMENT AND MIGRATION TRENDS
The world’s most affluent are rethinking what it means to live well. The pandemic shifted priorities with lasting effect. Time at home became time to reflect on space, health, community and access to nature. Today, these lifestyle values sit at the heart of purchasing decisions.
High-net-worth families choose to relocate for a range of reasons, including:
• Safety and security
• Financial concerns
• Taxes
• Retirement
• Work and business opportunities
• Lifestyle factors, including climate and scenery
• Schooling and education opportunities
• Healthcare
• Standard of living
The Engel & Völkers Private Office survey suggests that decisions are no longer solely about wealth preservation or tax efficiency, but about living with purpose, security and joy. Governments are responding. Dubai’s “2040 Urban Master Plan” will double green space, reduce car dependence, promote walkable communities, cycling, and public transport. Shaded walkways and community hubs are being woven into major redevelopments, turning the city into a showcase of lifestyle-driven urban design.
Remote work has accelerated this shift with affluent buyers able to move beyond dense urban cores, seeking space, clean air, serenity and homes that support these new rhythms of life. Luxury real estate is no longer defined purely by location but by the promise of a life well lived.
Home and lifestyle priorities that emerged during the pandemic have evolved and intensified.
Efforts in Dubai are not an isolated trend. Across the world, governments are investing in outdoor living by expanding parks, restoring waterfronts and integrating nature into urban growth. Expectations have risen. People want access to green space, cleaner air and the ability to live well without compromise. These forces are reshaping where wealth flows, influencing not just individual property choices but the very fabric of cities, towns and global markets.
Engel & Völkers is therefore pleased to present this Global Wealth Migration and Lifestyle Real Estate Report, produced in collaboration with Henley & Partners. Drawing on exclusive insights from the Engel & Völkers Private Office network and enriched with data from The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025 as well as details regarding key residence programs, this report explores the intersection of global wealth migration and luxury real estate demand, with a particular focus on the lifestyle factors shaping buyer and seller motivations worldwide.
Engel & Völkers is a globally recognised leader in luxury real estate, specialising in the brokerage of high-end residential and commercial properties as well as luxury yachts and exclusive lifestyle services.
Driven by the core values of competence, exclusivity and passion since 1977, Engel & Völkers has prioritized the unique aspirations of both private and institutional clients, continually evolving its service portfolio in order to deliver excellence in every aspect of real estate. Consisting of both company-owned operations and a franchise network, the brand continuously expands its global presence. More than 16,500 professionals operating under the Engel & Völkers brand in more than 35 countries constantly drive the company’s evolution while maintaining a consistent focus on the needs and interests of their discerning clients and partners. Committed to exceptional service and performance while leveraging cutting-edge digital solutions, Engel & Völkers is redefining the standards for property brokerage, setting a benchmark for innovation and excellence in the real estate industry worldwide.
From the outset, Engel & Völkers Private Office was guided by a clear vision: to redefine real estate service for the world’s most discerning clients.
The designation was founded in 2007 by Christian Völkers to deliver confidential, highly tailored real estate services for those with exceptional properties worldwide. The Private Office network supports the sale and acquisition of prestigious properties for high-net-worth clients with dedicated advisory and discreet and powerful marketing solutions. Today, Private Office has evolved into a collaborative global network represented by over 300 advisors in 21 countries.
For nearly 20 years, Engel &Völkers Private Office advisors have focused on guiding clients toward their ambitions, whether acquiring a penthouse, selling a vineyard, or crafting an exclusive lifestyle experience centered around home. Leveraging the full resources of Engel & Völkers, alongside their own expertise and relationships, Private Office advisors ensure that every transaction is handled discreetly, seamlessly and to the highest standards. With local knowledge, global connections and access to the inaccessible, Engel & Völkers Private Office advisors will support clients in achieving their dreams, exceeding expectations every time.
03. Henley & Partners
THE FIRM OF GLOBAL CITIZENS
Henley & Partners is the global leader in residence and citizenship planning. Each year, hundreds of wealthy individuals and their advisors rely on our expertise and experience in this area.
The firm’s highly qualified professionals work together as one team in over 70 offices worldwide. Henley & Partners also runs the world’s leading government advisory practice for wealth migration, which has raised more than USD 15 billion in foreign direct investment.
The Global Leader in Residence and Citizenship Planning
Individuals of talent and means need not limit their lives and business interests to one country. Residence programs provide high-net-worth individuals with the option to relocate and the right to live, work, study and receive healthcare in their new countries of residence.
Being able to change residence to a suitable country or have multiple residences is an increasingly important aspect of international planning for private clients. Henley & Partners offers expert advice on residence programs in some of the world’s top destinations in terms of business environment, quality of life and the possibility of acquiring citizenship.
Each program offers a range of attractive investment options, from real estate to business start-ups, which are designed to cater to your family’s unique requirements.
As the sector pioneer, Henley & Partners is best placed to guide you and your family on your residence and/or citizenship journey.
The seven countries featured in Chapter 6 of this report all rank among the world’s top ten destinations for net millionaire migration inflows, according to the provisional wealth flows data in The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025. Each offers an attractive residence program that enables high-net-worth individuals to relocate and secure the right to live, conduct business, study and access premium education and healthcare in their new country of residence. The summaries below outline these programs, which are helping draw significant global wealth. For information on these and other options, please visit henleyglobal.com.
United Arab Emirates
Residence by Investment
UAE Residence by Investment provides foreign investors, entrepreneurs and talented individuals with long-term residence in a global business hub. Through the UAE Golden Visa, applicants gain access to world-class infrastructure, a favorable tax regime and a secure lifestyle for their families.
United States of America
EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
The US EB-5 visa program requires a minimum investment of USD 800,000 for investors to gain residence in one of the world’s most sought-after destinations, with citizenship eligibility after five years of legal residence.
Italy
Residence by Investment Program
The Italy Residence by Investment Program is designed for foreign investors committed to making a significant contribution to the country’s economy. Investment is from EUR 250,000 and grants Italian residence along with visa-free access to Europe’s Schengen Area. No permanent stay is required.
Switzerland
Residence Program
Switzerland is renowned for its leading financial and innovation sectors. Successful applicants obtain residence status by contributing net taxes ranging from CHF 250,000 to over CHF 1 million per year depending on the applicant and the canton of residence.
Portugal
Golden Residence Permit Program
An excellent option for families and entrepreneurs, this program can be accessed for a minimum contribution of EUR 250,000. Successful applicants gain visa-free travel in Europe’s Schengen Area and the right to live, work and study in Portugal.
Greece
Golden Visa Program
Athens is a major European business center, and Greece is one of the world’s top leisure destinations. Successful applicants can acquire a Greek residence permit for a minimum specialized real estate investment of EUR 250,000.
Canada
Start-Up Visa Program
Regularly voted as one of the best countries to live in, Canada offers investors a high standard of living. Successful applicants can acquire residence status by creating an innovative, scaling start-up business.
04. Methodology
Over August 2025, the global Engel & Völkers Private Office network was surveyed about “Evolving Motivations in Cross-Border Home Purchases.”
Questionnaire Design
The questionnaire was designed to capture views of global real estate advisors regarding the motivations of international buyers in the luxury property market and identify how lifestyle factors are impacting the patterns of purchase. Given the expertise and experience of the global Engel & Völkers Private Office advisor network, this survey provides the opportunity for comprehensive and unique insight into trends and drivers in the international property market.
The questionnaire was designed to collect predominantly quantitative results, asking respondents to provide evaluation of the market and motivations on specified sentiment scales. These responses were collected alongside qualitative insights in the form of three “Final Thoughts” questions, which allowed advisors to provide additional insight in an unstructured manner.
The questionnaire included 20 questions divided into 5 sections to capture information regarding:
• Advisor Information
• Buyer Motivations
• Property Preferences
• Seller Motivations
• Final Thoughts
Distribution of responses by years of experience
Details on Data Collection, Respondents and Analysis
The questionnaire was sent to Private Office advisors to be completed electronically, with responses collected over approximately 4 weeks from August 12 - September 8, 2025. All responses were included in the analysis.
The questionnaire collected 160 responses from Engel & Völkers Private Office advisors with over 60% of respondents having more than a decade of experience, demonstrating strength in the global network’s long-term view of luxury real estate markets. Responding advisors had experience across global luxury property markets, with a concentration in North America and Europe.
Notes on Definitions
Buyer Profile - what type of buyer are they?
• Primary home
• Secondary home
• Investment
• Generation / Age profile
Buyer Motivation - why are they buying in that location / region?
• Upsizing
• Downsizing
• Lifestyle improvement
• Family or education needs
• Prestige / social signaling
• Security, stability or climate resilience
• Work relocation
• Citizenship or residency-linked purchases
• Tax benefits
Lifestyle improvements - specific buyer motivations linked to lifestyle improvements (not split by feature or location)
• Outdoor Living
• Wellness and Health
• Community Amenities
• Flexible space
• Culture and Experience
Property Types - what category of property is it?
• Apartments / condos / townhomes
• Properties with garden / grounds / yard space
• New construction / new development
• Historic or character homes
• In town homes
• Rural homes
• Waterfront homes
• Mountain homes
• Country estates or ranches
Property Features - what features does the property have?
• Outdoor Living (gardens, terraces, direct beach/ski access/trails)
• Wellness and Health (spa rooms, home gyms, climate)
• Digital and Tech (smart home automation, solar, broadband, EV charging)
• Privacy and Security (gated access, surveillance, private drives)
• Social and Leisure (games rooms, wine cellars, cinemas, sports courts, guesthouses)
• Flexible space (home office, adaptable layouts, entertaining, guest accommodations)
• Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
• Culture & Experience (theatres, galleries, restaurants, music venues, museums, bars).
05. Findings
Analysis of reported ultra-high-net-worth purchaser motivations and preferences.
General Market Trends
According to respondents, globally, luxury real estate markets (top 10% of property values) have primarily stayed the same or increased in price in the 12 months leading up to August 2025.
Change in luxury real estate prices over past 12 months - no of responses
In the 12-month period from August 2024 to August 2025, Engel & Völkers Private Office advisors consistently identified Spain and Italy as places where property prices were rising while France, Germany and Canada experienced softer pricing. Prices have not necessarily increased in line with property size, but rather due to a range of important lifestyle factors such as a premium location and associated amenities.
Italy, while not free of estate duties, does have a limited flat tax of 4% making the market attractive for high-net-worth individuals who are looking to migrate. Italy’s long-held social attitude, “la dolce vita” or the sweet life, emphasises a slower-paced and more community focused lifestyle which aligns with the preferences of individuals looking to purchase luxury property abroad.
In Italy, an increase in property prices was echoed by the highest reported net increase in international buyer enquiries. The level of price increases observed in Italy was matched only by Spain, which offers a similar Mediterranean feel and relaxed approach to life. At the same time, advisors in Spain noted a much lower increase in international buyer enquiries. A population increase and attractive investment opportunities have boosted real estate demand within the country. Additionally, new immigration policies announced in November 2024 and effective in May 2025 have likely improved sentiment around in-bound migration levels and supported the Spanish property market.
Net change in international buyer enquiries over past 12 months
While prices in France have softened, the global advisors surveyed still identified France as a market with increased enquiries from international buyers. While the market in Canada is becoming more balanced thanks to recently implemented government incentives and programs, the decrease in international buyers is likely driven by the extension of certain foreign buyer restrictions through January 2027.
Headline Finding: Moves Motivated by Lifestyle
160 global advisors provided their perspective on the one thing that stands out as different to them in their market now compared to 12 months ago. Quality and Life were the most frequent pairing of words, indicating that buyers are making decisions less focused on the potential market outcomes for their property choices and more focused on how they want to live. This aligns with the specific buyer motivations observed by advisors, where “lifestyle improvement” was the highest reported motivation.
Net change in buyer motivations over the past 12 months
Interestingly, “lifestyle improvement” was followed by “downsizing”, as the second most common motivation. The sort of properties which currently meet the demand for lifestyle improvement may be smaller. This indicates that some buyer segments are willing to trade property size in order to achieve a more lifestyle orientated goal. It also aligns with a reported desire for simplification, drawing buyers to efficiently designed homes that allow them to focus on activities and experiences more than home maintenance.
“The biggest difference I’m seeing compared to 12 months ago is the shift in buyer motivation. More and more buyers are leaving the city and looking to our area for a lifestyle change. In this market, lifestyle means privacy, views and seamless indoor/ outdoor living. Whether it’s a lakefront home, a modern estate in a country club community or an equestrian ranch, true luxury is about how a property allows you to live freely and beautifully.”
Jaime Krupnick | Private Office Advisor Westlake Village, California, U.S. | +1 (310) 749-0703 | jaime.krupnick@engelvoelkers.com
Lifestyle Improvement Themes
Lifestyle Improvement Themes
In understanding lifestyle improvement themes, we sought to understand two key questions about buyers motivated by lifestyle improvement:
• What does “Quality of Life” mean to buyers?
• What do buyers look for in terms of lifestyle improvement when purchasing luxury real estate?
“Waterfront living isn’t just about the view. It’s about access to another world, a world that represents freedom from the obligations that preoccupy us on land. But to get there, you need a boat! This is where real estate and yachting advisors connect. Does a new property fit your yacht, or is a new craft needed to fit the property?”
Justin Cohen | Engel & Völkers Yachting Americas
Outdoor Pursuits
Private Office advisors highlighted that access and proximity to outdoor spaces was the most often cited theme that made their markets attractive to buyers pursuing lifestyle improvements. As seen in the word cloud on the previous page, this is linked to a desire to pursue outdoor activities such as golf and skiing, but it can also be linked with wanting easy access to waterfront or mountain locations or even certain climates. Buyers are focused on making their outdoor living dreams a reality, prioritizing the features and scale of surrounding outdoor space over the size of a floorplan.
“What defines luxury in my market is lifestyle – access to recreation, fresh mountain air, a view of nature and recreation for all ability levels and generations. A lakefront home that is close to hiking trails, amenities and top ski areas, and has a pier or buoy to keep the boat, checks every box.”
Carmen Carr | Private Office Advisor Truckee, California, U.S. | +1 (530) 448-1643 | carmen.carr@engelvoelkers.com
Other Key Lifestyle Themes
While outdoor living was far and away the most important theme in lifestyle improvements, downsizing and stability and climate resilience, also ranked high in responses. Linking to this, the emphasis on strong walkable communities with good schools and pleasant climates was also important. Cultural enrichment, fine dining and easy travel were also noted to be key influencing factors for luxury real estate buyers.
“We’ve witnessed a continued shift toward wellness as a lifestyle. Spa-inspired wellness rooms have become major selling points, reflecting today’s growing focus on longevity, recovery and overall well-being. What's most notable in the market now is the rise of clubs, memberships and the desire for social belonging. People are craving meaningful connections with others who share their passions—whether through car clubs, wine clubs, golf clubs or ski clubs. These communities foster networking, shared experiences and a sense of belonging. This movement toward connection and curated social wellness has become the new definition of luxury.”
Macus Wood | Private Office Advisor
Park City, Utah, U.S. | +1 (435) 714-9033 | marcus.wood@engelvoelkers.com
“Over the last 12-18 months, we have had many U.S. clients purchasing properties in Tuscany, attracted by the quality of life. Many have chosen properties with vineyards and/or olive groves and, in general, properties with strong links to local culture and traditions. I have learned from my clients that true luxury is beauty.”
Annalisa Caparelli | Private Office Advisor
Siena, Italy | +39 338 256 31 68 | annalisa.caparelli@engelvoelkers.com
Top 20 bigram responses: Word combinations found in response to: What aspects of your market most appeal to buyers focussed on lifestyle improvement?
Supporting Findings: Property Features
Buyers are prioritising property features that align with lifestyle improvement and security needs in purchasing decisions.
Over 50% of total responses from global advisors listed outdoor living as the most important feature of luxury real estate properties for clients. This increased to almost 70% in European markets, highlighting the region as a key target area for meeting the outdoor demands of buyers.
“We have an increasingly growing client group that is relocating here thanks to the amazing climate, security, connectivity and schooling (19 international schools in Mallorca). These clients are still active from a business, recreation and social perspective, and really enjoy the focus on outdoor living and the international and sophisticated, whilst laid back, atmosphere of the island. The Balearic Government’s wealth tax exemption of 3M € and no inheritance tax has also fueled this movement.”
Hans Lenz | Private Office Advisor Portals, Mallorca, Spain | +34 637 594409 | hans.lenz@engelvoelkers.com
46%
Privacy and safety, while significantly behind outdoor living, was the second most important feature for buyers. This aligns with what was observed by our global advisors, with 46% of respondents observing an increase in security, stability and climate resilience as a buyer motivation.
Outdoor Living (54.8 %)
Privacy & Safety (15.5%)
Culture & Experience (8.4 %)
Flexible Space (7.1 %)
Community Amenities (4.5%)
Wellness & Health (3.2 %)
Energy Efficiency & Sustainability (3.2 %)
Digital & Tech (1.9 %)
Social & Leisure (1.3 %)
Outdoor Living (69.5 %)
Privacy & Safety (15.3%)
Energy Efficiency & Sustainability (8.5 %)
Flexible Space (3.4 %)
Culture & Experience (1.7 %)
Wellness & Health (1.7 %)
Another noteworthy difference highlighted in the European vs. Global responses was the importance of energy efficiency and sustainability which ranked third in Europe and seventh globally. At the same time, questions about recent changes in the demand and price impact of various property features revealed that efficiency and sustainability are increasingly valuable to buyers in all markets (see charts on page 40).
These observed changes in demand for property features have been mirrored in how these features are influencing pricing. Outdoor living and privacy and safety both lead in reported changes in demand and changes in price over the last 12 months. In a notable exception, the relatively high demand ranking for flexible space is not matched on the list of features driving price increases, while wellness and health (home gyms, spas etc.) which ranks lower in demand, is impacting pricing more meaningfully.
Observed increases in pricing by property feature over past 12 months
Supporting Findings: Property Types
Post-pandemic societal changes have pushed a desire for outdoor living and flexible spaces (including gardens, terraces, direct beach and ski access and trails).
Now beyond the dramatic events of 2020-2022, the influences of global restrictions on lifestyle, travel and outside interests continues to leave a lasting impression. Being confined to their homes without being able to access all the benefits of living in their cities, towns or resort communities has led buyers to rethink priorities. Post pandemic, we continue to encounter an ever more insecure world, with notable concerns around economic security, disruptive technology and geopolitical tensions. In this context, seeking property types that provide individuals and families with their own secure, private land is naturally increasing.
“Clients are much clearer on what they want. A post-pandemic world has sharpened buyers' focus on finding the ideal primary residence, vacation home or investment property. Wellness, home automation, flex spaces and location, location, location all make the grade. In my market, luxury is defined by the ultimate combination of indoor/ outdoor living with proximity to the lake and outdoor lifestyle.”
Richard Deacon | Private Office Advisor Okanagan, B.C., Canada | +1 250-801-8831 | richard.deacon@engelvoelkers.com
Of the property types evaluated, three property types had noticeable increases in demand over the 12 months to September 2025:
• Properties with garden/yard space
• Waterfront homes
• New construction
The increase in demand for these homes aligns with outdoor living being the leading lifestyle improvement theme observed by global advisors. Waterfront homes provide easy access to the beach and watersports, but are more often situated within coastal or lakeside communities offering essential amenities. Interestingly country estates and rural homes observed a decline in demand, despite their obvious connection to the outdoors. While in the U.S. the decline in demand for rural properties was far lower than indicated globally, this suggests that buyers generally are looking for a balance between access to remote open space and community focused lifestyles.
Interest in new developments aligns with an interest in flexible, high-quality and efficiently designed living spaces. New construction can enable buyers to get involved at the design stage, allowing for more space customisation. Additionally homes built post-pandemic have been developed in light of the widespread work from home and flexible working movement and during the ongoing rise of trends like multi-generational homes. This desire for flexible, purpose-built space is likely why historic/character homes have seen the largest decline in interest. These homes often have planning restrictions with regards to alterations making them unsuited for post-pandemic priorities.
Despite downsizing being a leading buyer motivation, apartments, condos, townhouses and in-town urban homes all decreased in popularity. Given that all of these property types are associated with city living, this trend provides further evidence that access to outdoor space is the primary driver behind home purchases in the luxury property market.
When considering what type of buyers are most likely to prioritise lifestyle factors when purchasing luxury properties, we see that these factors are a leading consideration for Gen X (Age 45-60). This group makes up the more experienced working population and earlier retirees, a group that is more likely to have reached a personal and professional stage in life that allows them to take full advantage of lifestyle and recreation amenities.
Generations most likely to prioritise lifestyle attributes in their purchase decisions
Supporting Findings: Features vs. Floorplans
Buyers value lifestyle improvement over space.
Separate, but still linked to the pursuit of lifestyle improvements, is the shift towards downsizing. This was the second most common buyer and seller motivation identified by advisors globally, indicating that this is a key driving factor in property exchange. Taken together with the desire for lifestyle improvements, this suggests a convergence of two trends reflected in our detailed results. First that buyers are willing to focus their budgets on exterior features and surroundings more than building size. In tandem with that, we’re seeing that many buyers prefer the simplification represented by smaller spaces that are high-quality and thoughtfully designed, as these homes allow more time for out-of-home pursuits.
Change in seller motivations over past 12 months
However, when we examine regional and country to country differences we see that downsizing is less of a priority in Europe when compared to other countries. Respondents assessing property markets outside of Europe (USA, UAE, South Africa, Mexico, Mauritius and Canada) highlighted the increase in downsizing and subsequent decrease in upsizing as buyer motivations, with downsizing actually the leading seller motivation in this group of markets.
“Buyers are being much more specific about what they're looking for. It's not just show me everything at a certain price point or with a certain number of bedrooms; they’re looking for specific amenities or locations. I find that you can tell the age of a development by how long the list of amenities is. It used to be that maybe you had a gym. Now you have a gym, a driving range, cold storage, a dog washing station and more.”
Outside Europe - Change in buyer motivations over past 12 months
Comparatively the European property market (Andorra, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Liechtenstein, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland) paints a different picture. Lifestyle improvements remain the leading buyer motivation by a significant margin, but achieving this is less tied to property size. When asked what motivations were increasing among buyers, upsizing and downsizing were both thought to be increasing. This may in part be influenced by differences in property supply, with Europe’s historic areas in particular offering more limited property footprints.
Europe - Change in buyer motivations over past 12 months
06. In-depth Country Focus
The in-depth country focus features seven of the top ten countries for net millionaire migration inflows according to provisional wealth flows data published in The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025. Each of these seven countries offer residence pathways that play an important role in attracting globally mobile wealth.
Select country insights also provided by Knightsbirdge Circle. Knightsbridge Circle sets the standard for luxury lifestyle management, providing its members with a fully bespoke service model. It works with a carefully selected roster of ultra-high-net-worth members around the world, providing them with a highly personalised service and access to the most coveted brands, experiences and destinations.
IN-DEPTH COUNTRY FOCUS
Summary
The UAE’s growing cultural capital on the world stage has made the market attractive for luxury real estate investment. Across the emirates lifestyles are associated with innovation and luxury, offering affluent buyers access not only to a business and tax-friendly environment but to world-class education, healthcare and cultural cachet. The UAE is particularly attractive for foreign buyers seeking better wealth and asset protection as well as secure residency visa options. While buyers in the UAE are looking for lifestyle improvements, they were more motivated by access to community amenities and wellness and health aspects as opposed to outdoor living. This is at least in part explained by the highly-built up urban environments of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. That having been said, waterfront properties and homes with outside space remained in high demand as has been observed across the rest of the world.
“Right now there’s a shortage in villas and townhouses in Dubai and that’s only going to have one effect, to drive up pricing. The United Kingdom has always had a strong affiliation with Dubai, but where the biggest shift has occurred in the last few years is Europeans; from Germany, France and Spain.”
Daniel Hadi, CEO Engel & Völkers Middle East daniel.hadi@engelvoelkers.com
Facing page: Beachfront apartment in the One at Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, UAE.
Data from The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025
NO. OF MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
130,500
28 UAE Millionaire Migration - #1 in 2025 Provisional Net Inflows Ranking
MILLIONAIRE GROWTH % (2014 TO 2024)
98%
NO. OF CENTI-MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
325 NET MILLIONAIRE MIGRATION INFLOWS (2025 PROVISIONAL)
+9,800
Private Office Survey
NO. OF BILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
ESTIMATED TOTAL INVESTABLE WEALTH OF MIGRATING MILLIONAIRES (USD BN)
$63.0
Advisors highlighted that clients in the UAE valued security, residency, lifestyle improvements and tax benefits, as well as moving for work related reasons.
Community amenities and wellness and health features are top lifestyle improvement themes for buyers in the UAE. This is a natural result of the property profiles in Dubai, with more than 87% of sales in Q3 2025 comprised of apartments, and with the level of luxury sales steadily rising (Q2 and Q3 in 2025 were the highest quarters to date), thanks to an ever-increasing number of luxury developments.
Luxury Lifestyle Concierge Insight
Perceptions around safety and security are a key factor and Knightsbridge Circle is observing growing interest amongst members for the UAE given Abu Dhabi in particular is consistently ranked as the safest city in the world, followed closely by Dubai. Owing to its world-class healthcare system, Golden Visa program that was recently made more open, a fast-growing real estate market and use of English common law, the UAE remains a very attractive proposition.
The focus on wellnes observed in Dubai purchasers aligns well with what the market has to offer in terms of high quality hospitals, spas and home gyms, as well as the overall pleasant climate. The prioritisation of communities extends from individual buyers to the government, with Abu Dhabi’s “Liveability Strategy” focusing on building walkable, car-free neighbourhoods connected to parks, schools and places of worship.
Number of responses (net ranking score)
“We've seen a big increase in branded developments especially in the luxury sector. The Dorchester, the Four Seasons, Six Senses - all kinds of high-end brands are coming in and launching developments of both apartments and villas. So you have your concierge and your valet, yachts and Rolls Royces transportation, in addition to all of the very high-quality finishings. These residences also come with very, very high-end spa facilities like infrared rooms and snow rooms and wellness centres.”
Pauline Leale | Private Office Advisor Dubai, UAE | +971 50 450 3615 | pauline.leale@engelvoelkers.com
Summary
The patterns observed by Private Office advisors in the U.S. luxury property market are largely reflective of what has been observed globally. Lifestyle motivations, namely outdoor living and downsizing, are key motivating factors for buyers and sellers in the country. The high level of wealth in America, with more than 6 million people with over 1 million USD in liquid wealth, translates into a very robust high-end real estate segment. In the last 12 months, there has been a notable increase in investment migration out of the market. This is driven by a variety of factors, from the increasing adoption of a “live anywhere” mindset, to specific lifestyle pursuits or business interests, to political motivations.
“Across the U.S., advisors are seeing a widening divergence between the broader market and the luxury segment. While buyers under $1.5 million remain pressured by elevated prices, higher rates and weakened sentiment, ultra-high-net-worth clients continue to seek lifestyle-driven, long-term investments. Activity is strongest around exceptional, well-priced trophy assets, including multigenerational properties coming to market for the first time in decades as family needs evolve. This has created notable momentum for a class of rare opportunities in the $10M+ range.”
Stuart Siegel, President & CEO Engel & Völkers Americas stuart.siegel@engelvoelkers.com
Utah.
Facing page: Ski-in/Ski-out estate, Park City,
Data from The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025
NO. OF MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
6,041,600
MILLIONAIRE GROWTH % (2014 TO 2024)
NO. OF CENTI-MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
10,835 NET MILLIONAIRE MIGRATION INFLOWS (2025 PROVISIONAL) +7,500
Private Office Survey
NO. OF BILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
867
ESTIMATED TOTAL INVESTABLE WEALTH OF MIGRATING MILLIONAIRES (USD BN)
In line with the global market patterns, in the 12-months to August 2025, lifestyle improvements and downsizing were observed to have an outsized impact on buyer motivations in the U.S. As also seen globally, Gen X buyers were seen as the most likely to rank lifestyle improvements the highest. The citizenship and upsizing motivations for U.S. buyers have waned.
Net change in buyer moitivations over the past 12 months
Observed changes in demand by property feature over past 12 months
“The top 1% is much wealthier than they were a handful of years ago and that continues to guide our market. More people around the world feel we’re a safe place to park money, but we also have Gen Z buyers entering the market earlier than any other generation ever has. Ten years ago ultra-high-net-worth families owned 3.5 homes, today that number has almost doubled.”
Paul Benson | Private Office Advisor Park City, Utah, U.S. | +1 435-640-7441 | paul.benson@engelvoelkers.com
Observed increased in demand by property type over past 12 months
Summary
Italy has observed some of the largest net increases in luxury property prices in the markets we surveyed. Italy has also seen signficant positive migration of high-net-worth individuals in the past year. Buyers attracted to Italy are focused on lifestyle improvements, residency and tax benefits. Italy’s historic culture, steeped in renaissance and luxury, attracts buyers who are interested in high-end cultural experiences. Alongside this, the Italy Residence by Investment Program has signalled to global buyers that Italy is open to foreign investment in its economy. Unlike the global picture, downsizing does not feature as a buyer or seller motivation in the market, with upsizing being a driving factor in Italy’s real estate market.
“For years growth in Italy was regional, but structural change has led to broader growth in the real estate market due to both national and now international demand. From a fiscal perspective, international buyers have increased from 11% to 19% of the market due to our attractive tax structures and residency opportunities showing significant growth in the number of millionaires relocating to Italy. For Engel & Völkers, these international clients represent 35% of our market, around 20% of which are from the U.S.”
Muhannad Al Salhi, CEO Engel & Völkers Italy muhannad.alsalhi@engelvoelkers.com
Facing page: Castle of the Four Towers, Santa Regina, Italy.
Data from The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025
NO. OF MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
318,200
MILLIONAIRE GROWTH % (2014 TO 2024)
20%
NO. OF CENTI-MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
460
NET MILLIONAIRE MIGRATION INFLOWS (2025 PROVISIONAL)
+3,600
Private Office Survey
NO. OF BILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
48
ESTIMATED TOTAL INVESTABLE WEALTH OF MIGRATING MILLIONAIRES (USD BN)
$20.7
Italy has experienced a diversification in buyer profiles. While buyers in Italy are looking for lifestyle improvements, they are also motivated by the country’s residency and tax conditions. This combination of lifestyle factors and a favourable wealth environment is fairly unique to Italy and has driven up demand, supporting the increase in luxury property prices.
Buyers in Italy are more interested in upsizing than downsizing, with over 70% of most frequent buyer motivations accounted for between lifestyle improvement and upsizing. These motivations are also observed in sellers, perhaps reflecting a difference in luxury property profiles or in the perceived correlation between smaller property size and lifestyle simplificantion seen in other countries.
Luxury Lifestyle Concierge Insight
Tax is a significant factor across Italy due to the favourable conditions and subsequent high quality of life. For this reason, in Italy, Knightsbridge Circle has seen Milan become a particular hotspot in real estate investment with members using the city as a base for closer proximity to other European markets and travel to nearby destinations including the Alps and other key European cities.
Buyers in Italy are more interested in upsizing than downsizing, with over 70% of most frequent buyer motivations accounted for within lifestyle improvement and upsizing. These motivations are also reflected in sellers, suggesting that in Italy property size does not have to be sacrificed in order to achieve lifestyle goals.
Net change in buyer motivations over the past 12 months
Net change in buyer moitivations over the past 12 months
“Very often lately we see buyers from the United States, from England, from Canada, that are trying to relocate and change their lifestyle. When they come to our area, people really are looking for what they see in the movies. It's our job to help them discover our country and support them in starting this new great experience. People are looking to embrace the peacefulness of this small village where life is a little like how it used to be, but at the same time offering the services and amenities that they received where they lived.”
Nicola Gregoretti | Private Office Advisor Siena, Italy | +39 3291877357 | nicola.gregoretti@engelvoelkers.com
Most Frequent Motivation
Most frequent buyer motivation
Switzerland
IN-DEPTH COUNTRY FOCUS
Summary
Switzerland remains a leading destination for migrating wealthy individuals attracted to the market’s political stability, low economic risk and wealth friendly environment. The country’s position within the Alps also provides access to the key aspects of outdoor living prioritised by buyers globally such as skiing and mountain and waterfront locations. Buyers also move to Switzerland with work opportunities in mind, which has supported a preference for purchasing primary residences rather than holiday or investment properties.
“The real estate markets in the D-A-CH region remain highly dynamic. High-quality properties are experiencing strong demand, particularly within the domestic market. In major cities and prime locations, there is additional interest from international buyers. Currently, many first-time buyers are increasingly drawn to high-quality properties in metropolitan suburbs, and this heightened demand is contributing to a significant increase in prices in those areas.”
Till-Fabian Zalewski, CEO Engel & Völkers Germany, Austria, Switzerland
(D-A-CH) till-famian.zalewski@engelvoelkers.com
Facing page: Mountainside villa, St. Moritz, Switzerland.
Data from The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025
NO. OF
(DECEMBER 2024) 384,900
(2014 TO 2024)
(DECEMBER 2024)
OF BILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
Private Office Survey
Advisors in Switzerland noted that buyers in the 12-months to August 2025 were equally motivated by lifestyle improvements, work relocation and upsizing when it came to purchasing luxury properties. These purchases were primarily focused in the primary home category, although the smaller sample size of respondents limited the overall picture of buyer profiles in the market. In terms of lifestyle improvement themes, flexible space ranked just behind outdoor living, which aligns with a primary home buyer audience.
Luxury Lifestyle Concierge Insight
For Knightsbridge Circle members, education is another strong influencer and it has become a key piece of investment strategy factored in alongside migration and future planning. We are seeing families planning ahead in order to ensure future generations have stronghold access to a world-class education and career security in Switzerland and the US particularly, by investing in and creating family residences there.
frequent buyer motivation
“Over the preceding quarters we have observed changes in Switzerland's market dynamics. Through creating our own market reports by analysing internal and external market transactions, we have discovered that the percentage of new developments is increasing steadily. Two or three years ago, 20% to 30% of total sales volumes were attributed to the new development sector; in the area of Lake Zurich, this has increased to nearly 50%. This has been reflected in Engel & Volkers own transaction volumes, demonstrating we remain firmly on top of market dynamics.”
Niki Thomet | Private Office Advisor Zurich, Switzerland | +41 44 533 12 10 | niki.thomet@engelvoelkers.com
Lifestyle Improvement (33.3 %)
relocation (33.3 %) Upsizing (33.3 %)
“What defines luxury in the tax haven canton of Zug is a spacious, stand alone property with great lake/mountain views, close to infrastructure, fairly modern, with a spa, wine cellar and a garage with multiple spaces. Buyers also want terraces and outside spaces where you can look at the lake and have a barbecue with friends. They also need a nice garden—not too much work though– but well fenced in and offering a lot of privacy. Clients are mainly coming from Europe, many from Scandinavia, especially Norway and from adjacent countries like Austria, Italy, France and Germany.”
Anja Beck | Private Office Advisor Zug, Switzerland | 0041 79 47 000 12 | anja.beck@engelvoelkers.com
Summary
While observations about Portugal’s luxury real estate market are from a limited number of respondents, they provide valuable insight into what buyers and sellers are looking for in the market. Buyers in Portugal, as in other European markets, are focused on upsizing and residency/citizenship opportunities. This aligns with Portugal’s positive view on wealth migration into the market, as a mechanism to support entrepreneurship and economic growth. Where lifestyle motivations were a factor, outdoor living remains a key driver.
“The luxury residential market continues to show very strong demand, especially for second residencies and high-end properties. The limited supply of product is putting upward pressure on prices, and we are seeing growing interest from European markets that traditionally had not been so active. This combination of limited supply and more diversified international buyers keeps the sector in a positive dynamic, shaping a market full of opportunities and with significant potential for those who want to invest in a safe market.”
Juan-Galo Macià, CEO Engel & Völkers Iberia and South America juan-galo.macia@engelvoelkers.com
Facing page: Villa in Quinta do Lago, Algarve, Portugal.
Data from The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025
NO. OF MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
56,100
MILLIONAIRE GROWTH % (2014 TO 2024)
38%
NO. OF CENTI-MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
107
NO. OF BILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024) 7
TOTAL INVESTABLE WEALTH OF MIGRATING MILLIONAIRES (USD BN) $8.1
Private Office Survey
In terms of lifestyle improvement, not surprisingly outdoor living was the key theme and the top property feature on buyers’ lists. Privacy and security was also a top feature while community amenities and culture offerings ranked lower. This is likely influenced by the fact that the majority of survey respondents were based in Portugal’s coastal resort communities.
“Luxury real estate in Comporta is not measured by ostentation, but authenticity and connection with nature. The real value lies in our privileged location, close to pristine beaches and surrounded by rice fields, pine forests and preserved dunes, all with Lisbon close by. Luxury properties feature spacious lots offering privacy and tranquility, and discreet architecture with natural materials that blends well with the environment. Scarcity of supply and urban planning restrictions reinforce exclusivity and support future price appreciation.”
Vitor Paiva | Private Office Advisor Comporta, Portugal | +351 919 980 041 | vitor.paiva@engelvoelkers.com
Number of responses (net ranking score) Top lifestyle improvement themes
“Quinta do Lago appeals to lifestyle-driven buyers with its blend of privacy, security and world-class amenities — from golf and fine dining to beaches and the Ria Formosa nature reserve. The year-round climate and wellness facilities make it ideal for an active, healthy lifestyle in a sophisticated setting.”
Vasco Fernandes | Private Office Advisor Quinta do Lago, Portugal | +351 919 369 900 | vasco.fernandes@engelvoelkers.com
Summary
Despite the a small number of respondents, we can see that motivations in the luxury property market in Greece reflect those of the broader global picture, with priorities placed on lifestyle improvement and downsizing with a preference for outdoor space and privacy and safety. Despite opportunities in Greece to obtain residence through investment, citizenship/ residency is not a leading motivation among buyers in the survey data. Greece supports lifestyle related motivations through competitive property prices across a wide variety of landscapes from Athens to the Aegean islands. Unlike other markets, Private Office advisors in Greece indicated that prestige has also been a key motivating factor in luxury property purchases.
“Greece is a market defined by confidence. Maturing through stability, international demand and higher-quality developments, it has become one of Europe’s most desirable second-home destinations. Resilient demand and well-informed buyers show that Greece rewards expertise and long-term perspective, attracting discerning clients from around the world.”
Georg Petras, CEO Engel & Völkers Greece georg.petras@engelvoelkers.com
Facing page: Villa overlooking the Aegean, near Athens, Greece.
Data from The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025
Millionaire Migration - #8 in 2025 Provisional Net Inflows Ranking
NO. OF MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
52,500
MILLIONAIRE GROWTH % (2014 TO 2024) 24%
NO. OF CENTI-MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024) 115
NET MILLIONAIRE MIGRATION INFLOWS (2025 PROVISIONAL) +1,200
Private Office Survey
NO. OF BILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
12
ESTIMATED TOTAL INVESTABLE WEALTH OF MIGRATING MILLIONAIRES (USD BN) $7.7
In line with global luxury property motivations, buyers in Greece are looking for lifestyle improvements and to downsize. When considering property features most important to buyers in Greece, privacy and safety and outdoor living ranked in the top two, mirroring the wider global appetite for these property features.
Most frequent buyer motivation in last 12 months
“In the Athens Riviera, people are looking for luxury second homes and Golden Visas. Luxury at the moment is new-built penthouses with A+ sea views and A+ efficiency in the build. It is beautiful terraces with outside area, a swimming pool, and you can just see the whole view.”
George Ioannou | Private Office Advisor Athens, Greece | +30 693 691 2248 | george.ioannou@engelvoelkers.com
“Over the past 12 months there has been a clear shift toward lifestyle driven purchases, not only among Greek buyers but also from international clients seeking stability, security and long-term residence in Athens’ most prestigious neighborhoods. Psychiko and Filothei in particular are attracting families who prioritise quality of life, proximity to international schools and elegant, low-density surroundings. We are also seeing a few carefully planned new development projects emerge, a rare occurrence in these established areas.”
Tatiana Athanassouli | Private Office Advisor Athens, Greece | +30 697 285 2609 | tatiana.athanassouli@engelvoelkers.com
Summary
Survey respondents focused on Canada’s luxury real estate market noted that it has seen a reduction in pricing and international buyer enquiries in the past year, with buyer profiles of all types experiencing a net decrease. While downsizing is a major global trend, Canada diverges: luxury purchasers still prioritize space, access to education and multigenerational living, as Baby Boomers transfer wealth without yet giving up larger homes. U.S. buyers remain Canada’s dominant pipeline for international buyers with double-digit response levels, while Germany, France and China trail in the single digits. In addition to factors ranging from supply challenges to interest rate fluctuations, Canada’s outlook on the high-end market was likely driven by broader issues including the impact of trade uncertainty and the need to navigate certain restrictions on foreign buyers in cities and larger towns, but not in rural areas, now in place through 2027.
“Prices have remained stable in Canada, but it is very much an opportunistic market, somewhere in between a balanced and a buyer's market. It's stable considering the world’s state. The key to transactions right now is the people who need to buy or sell; downsizers coming from larger homes, or those seeking multi-generational properties. We're seeing the most success there. The market that is moving will always be moving. That is the trick to real estate – advising on the trades.”
Andrew Carros | Private Office Advisor Vancouver, B.C., Canada | +1 604-787-2882 | andrew.carros@engelvoelkers.com
“Throughout 2025, Canada’s housing market has demonstrated resilience. Prices in the mainstream market continued to rise as inventory has tightened, underscoring persistent supply pressure across major metros. This is due in part to recent mortgage rate relief, lowering ownership costs which have eased from their 2023 peak. In the luxury segment, high-net-worth clients remain active, focusing on quality, location and long-term value, which continues to drive transactions at the top of the primary market in particular.”
Stuart Siegel, President & CEO Engel & Völkers Americas stuart.siegel@engelvoelkers.com
Facing page: Coastal retreat, Kingsburg, Nova Scotia.
Data from The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025
NO. OF MILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
378,600
MILLIONAIRE GROWTH
(2014 TO 2024)
NO. OF BILLIONAIRES (DECEMBER 2024)
+1,000 ESTIMATED TOTAL INVESTABLE WEALTH OF MIGRATING MILLIONAIRES (USD BN) $5.7
Private Office Survey
Unsurprisingly, the U.S. led in enquiries from outside the local market in Canada. In overseas enquiries, Germany was well ahead of the UK, despite the historic and cultural links between the two countries.
Country representing the most residential enquiries outside of local market (combined answers)
According to the survey results, Canada saw a net decrease in all buyer profiles over the 12 months to August 2025, in particular this impacted holiday/second homes and investment properties more than the purchase of primary residences. This aligns with the drop in higher-end foreign purchasers, especially those coming from the U.S. The survey respondents largely came from the eastern and westernmost provinces, which suggests the impact of a drop in luxury second homes would be more pronounced in our results.
“The luxury market in Halifax isn’t just the biggest or newest house; it’s a blend of heritage, waterfront, design, walkability, privacy, efficiency and services depending on the buyer’s life stage and motivation. On the Halifax Peninsula, luxury buyers continue to pay a premium for a prestigious South End address. It’s the city’s cultural and academic core, close to universities and hospitals, all while still being close to the waterfront, green spaces and nature trails.”
Meghan Laing | Private Office Advisor Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | +1 902 830 1377 | meghan.laing@engelvoelkers.com
In Canada demand for waterfront properties has seen the biggest increase over the 12 months leading to August 2025. This was followed by properties with meaningful garden/yard space. Taken together this highlights how Canada is following the global trend in purchases motivated by access to outdoor spaces, both private and public.
Observed increased in demand by property type over past 12 months
Lifestyle improvement, particularly the prioritisation of outdoor features over interior scale, has become a key driver for luxury property purchasers around the world.
A growing focus on lifestyle improvement has coincided with a global trend towards property downsizing, suggesting that the life a person can live in a property outweighs the size of the property itself. Broadly, lifestyle improvements have been associated with enhanced access to the outdoors with buyers looking for properties with garden/yard space and waterfront locations. Regional differences in the data suggest that buyers looking for these lifestyle improvements in Europe are able to do so without sacrificing space, or perhaps have lower expectations around space to begin with. In addition, a desire for outdoor living spaces and recreation, and an appetite for flexible living have also been trends, likely fueling international interest in new construction properties. While work, tax and investment motivations will always be important factors driving the global movements and real estate purchases of ultra-high-net-worth individuals, Private Office advisors observed that the lifestyle experience offered by a home has become a far more significant part of the equation.
In a world of growing risks, uncertainty and technology driven change, ultimately seeking to live well now is driving our home-buying decisions.
Directory of Engel & Völkers Private Office Advisors
Advisors are listed by country, then alphabetically by shop, and then by first name. Contributors to the report in each country are listed first.
ANDORRA
Thomas Kampfraat Andorra +376 334 555 thomas.kampfraat@engelvoelkers.com
AUSTRIA
Andrea Schlager Vienna +43 699 196 113 39 andrea.schlager@engelvoelkers.com
Florian Höll Innsbruck +43 664 30 44 004 Florian.Hoell@engelvoelkers.com
Mark Hüsges Salzburg +43 (0) 662-20 90 06 mark.huesges@engelvoelkers.com
Sven Müller Kitzbühel +43 664 52 82 575 sven.mueller@engelvoelkers.com
BELGIUM
Youri Hazette Antwerp South +32 (0)472-46-88-65 youri.hazette@engelvoelkers.com
CANADA
Jeremy Brooks Barrie +1 705-220-3830 jeremy.brooks@engelvoelkers.com
Marlene MacDonald Calgary +1 403-923-7355 marlene.macDonald@engelvoelkers.com
Erik Clevering Courtenay +1 778-989-1579 erik.clevering@engelvoelkers.com
Debby Doktorczyk Montréal +1 514-502-5597 debby.doktorczyk@engelvoelkers.com
Patrice Groleau Montréal +1 514 928 2120 patrice.groleau@engelvoelkers.com
Rochelle Cantor
Montréal +1 514-605-6755 rochelle.cantor@engelvoelkers.com
Donna Harding
Nova Scotia Halifax +1 902-223-1000 donna.harding@engelvoelkers.com
Margaret Craig
Nova Scotia Halifax +1 902-233-0227 margaret.craig@engelvoelkers.com
Meghan Laing
Nova Scotia Halifax +1 902 830 1377 meghan.laing@engelvoelkers.com
Peter Kolisnyk
Oakville +1 905-815-3521 peter.kolisnyk@engelvoelkers.com
Richard Deacon Okanagan +1 250-801-8831 richard.deacon@engelvoelkers.com
John King
Ottawa +1 613-558-2801 john.king@engelvoelkers.com
Max Grondin
Ottawa +1 613-324-2553 max.grondin@engelvoelkers.com
Nancy O'Dea
Ottawa +1 613-422-8688 nancy.odea@engelvoelkers.com
Jen Stewart
Ottawa Westboro +1 613-422-8688 jen.stewart@engelvoelkers.com
Sarah Hunter
Ottawa Westboro +1 613-889-0171
sarah.hunter@engelvoelkers.com
Jeremy Spilkin Outaouais +1 613-858-2322 jeremy.spilkin@engelvoelkers.com
Matt Smith Parry Sound +1 647-929-7674
matt.smith@engelvoelkers.com
Anita Springate-Renaud
Toronto Central +1 416-659-3925 anita.springate-renaud@engelvoelkers.com
James McGregor
Toronto Central Owen Sound +1 226-974-2144 james.mcgregor@engelvoelkers.com
Giuseppe Flammia
Toronto Central Yorkville +1 416 925 3541 giuseppe.flammia@engelvoelkers.com
André Parisien
Tremblant +1 819-425-4905 andre.parisien@engelvoelkers.com
Maude Gaudreault Tremblant +1 819-681-9621 maude.gaudreault@engelvoelkers.com
Michel Naud Tremblant +1 819-429-0674
Michel.Naud@engelvoelkers.com
Steven Lafave Tremblant +1 819-808-1000 steven.lafave@engelvoelkers.com
Amy Leong
Vancouver +1 (778) 871-1000 amy.leong@engelvoelkers.com
Andrew Carros
Vancouver +1 604-787-2882 andrew.carros@engelvoelkers.com
Marco Dehghani
Vancouver +1 778-668-1909 marco.dehghani@engelvoelkers.com
Shawn Anderson
Vancouver +1 778-229-6461 shawn.anderson@engelvoelkers.com
Dennis Mehravar Waterloo Region +1 519-498-1229 dennis.mehravar@engelvoelkers.com
Maggi Thornhill Whistler +1 604-905-8199
Maggi.Thornhill@engelvoelkers.com
Abel O'Brennan
Courtenay +1 (250) 203-1377 abel.obrennan@engelvoelkers.com
Brian Dutch
Montréal +1 514-386-2902 brian.dutch@engelvoelkers.com
Cedrick Benoit
Montréal +1 514-718-1166 cedrick.benoit@engelvoelkers.com
Emmanuelle Beaudet
Montreal +1 (514) 237-7933 emmanuelle.beaudet@engelvoelkers.com
Kévin Perreault Montréal +1 514-774-5932 kevin.perreault@engelvoelkers.com
Vincent Gaudreau-Bussière Montréal +1 514-816-3231 vincent.gaudreau-bussiere@engelvoelkers.com
Félix Jasmin
Montréal Outremont +1 514-886-6620 felix.jasmin@engelvoelkers.com
Martin Rouleau
Montréal Westmount +1 514-933-9998 martin.rouleau@engelvoelkers.com
William Gong
Montréal Westmount +1 514-600-6693 william.gong@engelvoelkers.com
Susan Diamond
Nova Scotia Chester +1 902-877-8997 susan.diamond@engelvoelkers.com
Nancy Bailey Oakville +1 905-371-4234 nancy.bailey@engelvoelkers.com
Jeremy Kalenuik Ocean Park +1 604-612-7511 jeremy.kalenuik@engelvoelkers.com
Nuvola Capitanio Ocean Park +1 604-721-5805 nuvola.capitanio@engelvoelkers.com
Deb Cherry Ottawa +1 613-422-8688 deb.cherry@engelvoelkers.com
Hussein Zeineddine
Ottawa +1 613-408-4082 hussein.zeineddine@engelvoelkers.com
Chris Lacharity
Ottawa South +1 613-240-8609 chris.lacharity@engelvoelkers.com
Daria Kark
Ottawa Westboro +1 613-422-8688 daria.kark@engelvoelkers.com
Anne Turcotte
Québec +1 418-575-3621 anne.turcotte@engelvoelkers.com
Christine Brennan
Toronto Central Collingwood +1 345-326-0084 christine.brennan@engelvoelkers.com
Max Hahne
Toronto Central Collingwood + 1 705-441-5800 max.hahne@engelvoelkers.com
Sean Hummell
Tremblant +1 819-429-7326 sean.hummell@engelvoelkers.com
Ally Ballam
Vancouver +1 (604) 290-4829 ally.ballam@engelvoelkers.com
Greg Carros
Vancouver +1 604-603-5730 greg.carros@engelvoelkers.com
Gregg Baker
Vancouver +1 604-649-1259 gregg.baker@engelvoelkers.com
Leo Wilk
Vancouver +1 604-729-5203 leo.wilk@engelvoelkers.com
Mike Rampf Vancouver +1 604-616-0115 mike.rampf@engelvoelkers.com
Nina Margiottiello
Vancouver +1 604-763-8898 nina.margiottiello@engelvoelkers.com
Peter Raab Vancouver +1 604-644-3333 peter.raab@engelvoelkers.com
Taylor Brown Vancouver +1 604-362-0350 taylor.brown@engelvoelkers.com
Chris Barrington-Foote
Victoria +1 250-881-3668 chris.barringtonfoote@engelvoelkers.com
Jim LeBlanc
Victoria +1 250-812-7212 james.leblanc@engelvoelkers.com
Scott Piercy
Victoria +1 250-686-7789 scott.piercy@engelvoelkers.com
Lewis Ratcliff Victoria Westshore +1 778-679-8431 lewis.ratcliff@engelvoelkers.com
Jamie MacDougall West Vancouver +1 604 992 2282 jamie.macdougall@engelvoelkers.com
Jeff Fitzpatrick West Vancouver +1 604-612-6120 jeff.fitzpatrick@engelvoelkers.com
Max Thornhill Whistler +1 604-938-2105 max.thornhill@engelvoelkers.com
FRANCE
Anne Sauvignon
Paris
+33 (0) 7 56 89 28 18 anne.sauvignon@engelvoelkers.com
Béatrice Bernard
Paris
+33 (0) 6 03 84 09 69 beatrice.bernard@engelvoelkers.com
Charlotte Alfonsi
Paris +33 7 82 28 08 00 charlotte.alfonsi@engelvoelkers.com
Charlotte Bertolozzi
Saint Tropez +33(0) 646 257 260 charlotte.bertolozzi@engelvoelkers.com
Sonya Clarke
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat +33 6 38 79 64 76 sonya.clarke@engelvoelkers.com
Karen Schoemaker
Paris +33 6 87 82 39 64 karen.schoemaker@engelvoelkers.com
Petya Bokova
Paris +33 647620905 petya.bokova@engelvoelkers.com
Eva Zajícová
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat +33 7 70 77 07 57 eva.zajicova@engelvoelkers.com
GERMANY
Kathleen von Alvensleben
Berlin +49 172 8888034 kathleen.vonalvensleben@engelvoelkers.com
Elena Roth
Berlin +49 171 1435051 elena.roth@engelvoelkers.com
Jochen W. Enders
Düsseldorf +49 171 4757438 jochen.enders@engelvoelkers.com
David Schmitt
Frankfurt +49 163 6193206 david.schmitt@engelvoelkers.com
Björn Meins
Hamburg HafenCity +49 176 66 862377 bjoern.meins@engelvoelkers.com
Christian Diepold
Am Tegernsee +49 170 1619656 christian.diepold@engelvoelkers.com
Frank Strei
Baden-Baden +49 7221 970 860 frank.strei@engelvoelkers.com
Caroline Lindner-Endres
Berlin +49 - 175 - 22 49382 caroline.lindner-endres@engelvoelkers.com
Claudia Müller
Berlin +49 174 616 2772 claudia.mueller@engelvoelkers.com
Andreas Raftopoulos
Berlin Development +49 173 7973540 andreas.raftopoulos@engelvoelkers.com
Jessica Paul
Berlin
+49 - (0)171 - 123 1000 jessica.paul@engelvoelkers.com
Undine Bornheim
Cologne +49 171 4028953 undine.bornheim@engelvoelkers.com
Felix Michels
Düsseldorf
+49 152 54658534 felix.michels@engelvoelkers.com
Stefanie Hollerbaum
Frankfurt +49 179 6901458 stefanie.hollerbaum@engelvoelkers.com
Christine Flemming
Hamburg Alster
+49 (0)152 346 26 088 christine.flemming@engelvoelkers.com
Lasse Sohrweide
Hamburg Alster +49 (0)157 524 288 69 lasse.sohrweide@engelvoelkers.com
Sophia Knop
Hamburg Alster +49 (0) 176 30617449 sophia.knop@engelvoelkers.com
Stefanie Odia
Hamburg Blankenese +49 173 5460209 stefanie.odia@engelvoelkers.com
Sue Bonhoeffer
Hamburg Projects +491632803730 sue.bonhoeffer@engelvoelkers.com
Sven Schäfer
Konstanz +49 173 3140294 sven.schaefer@engelvoelkers.com
Heike Ewald
Munich +49 152 28941922 heike.ewald@engelvoelkers.com
Nicola Borghoff
Munich +49 152 51360628 nicola.borghoff@engelvoelkers.com
Tanja Knauer
Stuttgart +49 176 24369718 tanja.knauer@engelvoelkers.com
GREECE
George Ioannou
Athens +30 693 691 2248 george.ioannou@engelvoelkers.com
Rania Papadatou
Athens +30 6944684794 rania.papadatou@engelvoelkers.com
Tatiana Athanassouli
Athens +30 697 285 2609 tatiana.athanassouli@engelvoelkers.com
Athanasios Asimis
Athens +30 6931 245 278 athanasios.asimis@engelvoelkers.com
ITALY
Alessandro Matarozzo
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